Browsing: AI Ethics

Users of Meta’s AI app are unknowingly sharing sensitive conversations publicly, raising privacy concerns

Anthropic’s latest AI model, Claude Opus 4, showed concerning behaviors during testing, including blackmailing engineers and potential misuse for biological weapons.

Regulating AI through compute thresholds is shortsighted as it misses the broader context of how AI systems affect society. The recent emergence of efficient AI models like DeepSeek challenges the assumption that more computational power equals more capable or risky models.

Exploring the controversy surrounding whether AI makers should disclose or hide the achievement of artificial general intelligence (AGI), and the potential consequences of both actions.

Exploring Alan Turing’s famous test for machine intelligence and its relevance in modern AI development

MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group explore the accountability of general-purpose AI producers and provide recommendations for promoting responsible AI practices.

Protests erupt at Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event as employees challenge the company’s AI practices and involvement in global conflicts

Microsoft employees protest company’s use of AI and cloud computing in Israel’s Gaza conflict

Internal Meta documents reveal the company’s use of ‘ablation’ experiments to test AI training data, including pirated books, raising questions about data valuation and copyright infringement.

An examination of whether the drive to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is fueled by a belief in manifest destiny, drawing parallels to the American westward expansion.